Slacklines and Facepaints and Bubbles, Oh My! A Maternity Session in East TorontoOn Sunday, I had a maternity session that can only be described as one of the most unusual, creative, and entertaining sessions that I've had to date. The momma-to-be was none other than my very fabulous cousin, Emily. Technically, Emily is more of a Second-Cousin-in-Law-Once-Removed, cousin, but really, she's more like a first cousin or sister to me. Because she's that awesome. We had originally talked about doing her session close to her place, but then after getting to hang out with the Pinkletoes Toronto Workshop gals for a beautiful maternity session on Friday after my own family session, I thought it would be cool to do some maternity shots there. So I suggested that to Emily, who politely told me that that wasn't really her style. Nor was it the style of daddy-to-be. And since the whole point of my style of photography is to capture you and your personality, I obliged. And man, am I glad that I did, because Emily was totally right. The session we had TOTALLY captured momma and daddy-to-be perfectly! To start with, daddy-to-be brought a slackline. If you're wondering what slacklining is, find out here.
Here's another fave. I have to say that both baby-daddy and baby-momma were cool about me asking them to do funny things. And this was one of them.
Of course, since this was an outdoor session, I brought bubbles. Bubbles are awesome. And they go very well with slacklines.
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